Culture & Heritage

What we inherit.
What we leave behind.

01

The Osabarimba monument

The Walker Youth Empowerment Foundation and FANTEFEST collaborated on a monument honouring Osabarimba Kwesi Atta II, Oguaamanhen. The plaque is dated 4 September 2026; the Ghana News Agency reported the unveiling on 5 September 2026.

02

Traditional institutions

Supporting the institutions that carry custom and continuity.

03

Cultural preservation

Recording and sharing Fante language, ritual and craft.

04

Historical documentation

An archive of the people and places that shaped Cape Coast.

Bronze seated statue of Osabarimba Dr. Kwesi Atta II on a black granite plinth in Cape Coast, with a dedication plaque — Monument to Osabarimba Dr. Kwesi Atta II, Cape Coast. The plaque reads “A monument to leadership, legacy & service, presented with honour by Charles Kojo Walker, Esq., Walker Youth Empowerment Foundation & FANTEFEST, 4th September, 2026.” Supplied photograph

Read: A Monument for the Oguaamanhen →

Film & heritage

Cape Coast Castle courtyard and historic architecture

OER Project · 14 min 46 sec

Ghana and Cape Coast Castle

A historical documentary on the transatlantic slave trade and Cape Coast Castle. Heritage context; not a film about Charles Walker or Foundation activity.

Watch at the original source ↗